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    In this essay we will be discussing the Quakers struggle with the issue of slavery. What beliefs prompted particular Quaker communities to protest slavery? How does the end of slavery in Pennsylvania impact slavery in colonial America? How does the legacy of the Quaker Abolition Movement impact future generations of Quaker leaders? What conclusion can be drawn about Pennsylvania's gradually instead of abrupt end of slavery? We will be answering all of these questions in this essay. Quakers…

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    Terry Turrell is a self-taught artist who is known for his various sculptures, paintings, and assemblages. He was born in Spokane, Washington on November 4, 1946, and he also spent his youth living in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. From Turrell's personal accounts, he said that him, his 4 brothers, and his parents used to move back and forth between Idaho and Washington. In terms of Turrell's art inspirations, he gives credits to his family and the time when he contracted a mild case of Polio at age 8.…

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    Quaker Aesthetic Analysis

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    spiritual building of the material world. The spiritual process of artistic expression in the Quaker community was based on the conflict of spiritual principles, which sought to minimize the corruption and debasement of the material world. This religious foundation defines how the Quakers sought to find a simple and plain expression of architecture or art, which diminished the influence of the material world on their spiritual purpose under God. Quaker spirituality demanded that the tension…

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    James F. White is a researcher in liturgical studies who wrote notable books related to Christian worship such as Documents of Christian Worship, Introduction to Christian Worship and Protestant Worship: Traditions in Transition. This work is an analysis of Protestant worship where the author elucidates the main worship traditions of nine specific traditional segments of the church that shaped the history of Protestant worship in Europe and North America. These evangelical institutions are…

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    Religious tolerance and acceptance has been a staple of the American belief system since the colonial era. Many colonists were seeking religious solace and safety from persecution when they migrated to the New World. These factors have always been important to followers of various factions of Christianity, who fled their countries to escape the tyranny of the Catholic church. The promise of religious freedom was so important to early American citizens that they even felt the need to write it…

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    also are caught that they did the savage on killing Simon as some as other boys did. Ralph is also afraid in himself and all the littluns that how long they can stay in this island without adults? In effect, religious can represents as the human’s mind trust. When people have a problem, religious is mostly the one that they rely on.…

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    Personality dictates the way a person acts. Personalities may be outspoken, shy, or energetic. Choosing friends based on personality makes the most sense. Similar personalities may transcend both the race and religious classifications. The story of “Snow White” is a good example of personalities. Several of the seven dwarfs were named after their personalities: i.e. Grumpy, Happy, Bashful, and Dopey. The story…

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    materials that they aren’t ready to learn or know about, and even though some people think it violates the First Amendment. The reason society bans books is because they do not want children to know about sexual content, offensive or coarse language, and things that go against some religious beliefs. These are some reasons society decides to ban books. Part of why society bans certain books is because of sexual content. First of all, the main reason these books are banned from children is…

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    Weber: In an era where capitalism was booming in Western society and many sociologists were giving their take on it, some of who did not approve, Weber gave a plausible reason for its existence. Max Weber theorized that capitalism existed and took off because of religious ideas, mainly Protestant, Calvinistic ideas. Protestants believe in predestination; that only God knows who is and isn’t going to Heaven but you only know after you die. Because of this belief, Weber believed protestants…

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    How religious or spiritual traditions affected my life? I think they affected us in many ways, both to personal beliefs and to culture and the society. Religion has affected personal beliefs in many aspects. Every religion has taught us to be a good person, do good things and avoid something bad. Doing good deeds makes us feeling happy and encourage us to further help those in needs, etc. Religions also make you happy and calm. Happiness comes when you meet with someone at temple or church…

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